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BC Switches to 100% “Green” Electricity With Student-Funded Initiative
First Public Institution in Maryland to Reach Goal. |
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Going Green (Forbes)
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Going Green (FORTUNE)
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Going Green (MSNBC)
Get the latest news on the business of environmental technology, including hybrid. |
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Green Library a First for County for County South Regional Branch to Serve as Model for Construction. South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, FL) October 20, 2007 Author: Jose de Wit Staff Writer Modern and shiny, the new South Regional/BC Library sticks out from the rest of Broward College BC's drab, beige buildings. The glass facade, sloping inward at sharp angles, is almost an affront to the boxy architecture of the BC's south campus.But the $11.2 million library is daring beyond its looks. Complex air quality-control systems, drought-resistant landscaping and recycled carpets have earned it Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or... |
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Living Green (University of Florida)
Living Green is more than just a new public television series from WUFT-TV/DT, it reflects a new way of life for the 21st century. Living Green focuses on how communities incorporate environmental concerns into their homes, neighborhoods, and businesses to help conserve natural resources and wildlife for future generations. |
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Paper Use and Recycling in Academic Libraries. Michele Calloway Electronic Journal of Academic and Special Librarianship, v.4 no.2-3 (Fall 2003) As more government agencies mandate waste reduction for public institutions, awareness of the magnitude and extent of the environmental impact perpetrated by university communities has grown considerably. For example, the University of Buffalo equates the environmental impact of its campus to that "of a modest size city." |
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2008 Presidential Candidates on the Environment
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